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Our programme of events and growing resource Library champion art education, nurture practitioners, and foster new ideas. In March 2025, we moved to a permanent new home in East London. As we refurbish, our Library is temporarily closed, with events taking place in-person and online.

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Events & Exhibitions

We regularly host talks, discursive Reading Groups, and topical panel discussions reflecting our ongoing research and activations that champion, nurture and further an understanding of good art education practices among UK-wide artist-educators.

 

See what’s on below.

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Panel Talk: Studio Art School, Art School Studio

A panel discussion exploring the relationship between artist studios within and beyond the art school, and the slippages in making and learning practices that occur across these spaces. 

Event2 December 2025, 18:30 - 20:15
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make online: play / resist

An online gathering for artist-teachers to share skills, resources and practical knowledge, held every half-term.

Event4 December 2025, 18:30 - 19:30
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Reading Group #12 | Improvise to Resist

Discussing and reimagining art education in our twelfth reading group.

Event9 December 2025, 18:30 - 20:00

Visitor Information

Freelands Foundation

12 Errol Street 

London 

EC1Y 8LX

Public transport
Freelands Foundation is conveniently located near Old Street station (8-min walk), Moorgate station (9-min walk), Barbican station (9-min walk) and Liverpool Street station (14-min walk).

A number of bus stops are also conveniently located on Old Street and City Road. You can find information about transport accessibility and plan your journey via the Transport for London website here.

Cycling
A docking station for cycle hire bikes is situated by Old Street Station, Baldwin Street and Bath Street St Lukes.

Parking
Freelands Foundation unfortunately does not have parking available for visitors. The nearest parking area is located off Lamb’s Passage.

Physical Access
There are 2 steps leading to the entrance on 12 Errol Street and 1 step leading through Lambs Buildings. A portable ramp is available upon request. A lift is available to access all floors of the building. 

Accessibility
As our building undergoes refurbishment, we are keen to find out what we can do to better improve our facilities and facilitate your visit. A visual access document is available for visitors upon request. Should you have any access requirements, please contact us. Email [email protected] or call us on (+44) 020 3598 7081.

Toilets
There are multiple gender-neutral toilets onsite, across each floor, and an accessible toilet on the ground floor. For more detailed information regarding the features and dimensions please contact our team who will be able to assist.

Events
British Sign Language (BSL) interpretation for events at Freelands Foundation is available on request. Please note, we require two weeks' notice to confirm an interpreter. 
All online events include live captioning.